It just screams as the start of joke but end up finding it's a quick quirky game you wanna share with ppl. Great job!

Still working on the bluetooth "wall of sheep" app. https://github.com/skittleson/bluetooth-wos . im hoping to put more insight on each device and receive avaliable notifications from the devices. I even figured out a rough estimate of how far devices are away with just RSSI and other available devices that have TX Power and RSSI within a few meters.

A fun toy project that shows some Bluetooth devices around me. Inspired by a Defcon "Wall of Sheep".

Still tinkering with a bluetooth "wall of sheep" terminal app. https://github.com/skittleson/bluetooth-wos

Agreed. I dont want kids to use this until they are much older... it's a crutch. They are not applying critical thinking skills when using a LLM. The value is when children try->fail->try->fail->try->succeed. It builds up problem-solve abilities.

Bluetooth low engery "wall of sheep" toy app https://gist.github.com/skittleson/705624a8f6967187096091cbd...

Same, I've had colleagues do the same process to get a foot-in-the-door. It does work based on observation alone.

Naughty but very informative to their devsec team . I think that should have been a given you a reward for finding that issue.

I really love using Windows. I spend a good amount of time getting it perfect for me then image it. Alot of tools listed in this thread are good as well as Group policy changes. It can get pretty close. Using choco also helps.I redo my Window environment ever 6 months tho. I'm starting to consider something else if I can make it work tho.

Could you share what kind of group policy changes you make?

I did it over the course of a few months. My choice was keepass since is opensource, battled test, and works everywhere as if it was lastpass.

How smooth is the hotkey autofill experience? Does it identify websites and fill out login forms properly? (I prefer not to rely on sites' "remember me" boxes or ephemeral cookies).

Any compatible Android app?

I'm using keepass2android offline on Android, with the password file synced using syncthing. Works great.

It also has autofill that comes up in any supported app when it recognizes a password field that it can autofill. Quite seamless.

It also took a little mucking around to install it's custom keyboard and I had to run some adb command to give it permission to auto-switch keyboards, but now it's setup it's pretty good.

You can open an entry in keepass2android, then it will auto-activate the keyboard and you get buttons so you can auto-type any field from that entry into anything.

On Windows I'm using KeepassXC and the KeepassXC browser extension. It hasn't been perfect, I had to manually enable simple http auth for that to work, and sometimes it seems to miss login fields.

Also I had to manually add the URL for some existing sites (I was using KeePassDroid only on Android before so the URL entries weren't filled).

There's no way I could find to go to a site, then I would like to just click a button and choose an existing entry to fill into it.

But once I've manually added the URL entries, it's pretty seamless and auto-recognizes that there are entries that it can fill.

Overall I'm very happy with the whole setup.

I can't speak for any browser integration but I use the app's autofill and it works great.

Several, I personally like KeePassDX but Keepass2android is also there, possibly others I don't know about.

In Android, I use Keepass2Android Password Safe app by Philip Crocol. As far as my experience goes, it is quite smooth and for the most part it is able to fill out the login form properly.